Travis Stimeling Collection

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Travis Stimeling Collection

July 2014- June 2017

https://mtsu.edu/popmusic/findingaids/pdfaids/TravisStimeling.pdf

This collection consists of Stimeling’s digital audio recordings and transcripts of interviews related to their book, Nashville Cats: Record Production in Music City (Oxford University Press, 2020). These original interviews are between Stimeling and the musicians or relatives of musicians who played a significant role in establishing “the Nashville Sound.”

24 digital Microsoft Documents (1.173 MB) and 27 digital Waveform audio files (10.5715 GB).

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Center for Popular Music, Middle Tennessee State University

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SNAC Resource ID: 11675843

Center for Popular Music, Middle Tennessee State University

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